Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-21
gafal aud Personal.
Town and Country.

Joseph Bradley farm, near the District line,
for $4,000.
Mr. Chas. Wilson, near here, recently had
two cows to die from eating out of newly
painted troughs.
Marion w. Thompson has been appointed
postmaster at Choppers, this county, vice
Augustin Hartman, resigned
The County Commissioners on Tuesday
adopted the report of the examiners on the
road petitioned for by Geo. w. Riggs.
Msssrs. Samuel d. Waters, John A. CHS
well and VIM. r. Griffith, Collectors, have
paid the second installment due the public
schools
Clarence, son Of James Gingel, Esq, died
at the residence of his father, near Potomac,
on Friday of last week, of consumption, aged
81 years.
County Commissioners meet on the LIST
aud End OF February next, to consider the
Daniel P. Gather and Helen V. Doering
road cases.
A marriage license was granted in Wash
ipgton on Wednesday last to Mr.. John A.
Clements and Mrs. Amanda Clements, both
of this county.
pLetters testamentary were granted Mar
garet G. Bohrer and Charles G. Bohrer on
the estate OF J. Louis Bohrcr, deceased, on
Tuesday last.
On Friday OF last week special mail SER
vice change was made at Woodfeld, this
county. From January Goth change of base
of supply to Damascus.
The Maryland Democratic Club of Wash
ington, last week, divided. The boilers
adopted the Democracy OF jefferson, Jack
son, Tilden and German.
Prof Walden, Of Washington, expects to
read for the temperance society here on FRI
day night, the 2Sth inst We hope our peo-
pie will go and hear him.
Read the advertisement in this issue of
the sale Of valuable personal property, on
the 81 Of January, by Thomas Hill, on the
farm of Geo. w. Ridgely, near Burtonsvile
VIM. n Bird has resigned as teacher OF
the public school at Mt. Lebanon, near
Damascus, and Miss Louise Etchison has
been appointed 10 take effect January 31st
Mr. VIM. II. Dunawin, the. great South
ern Banjoist, ia his wonderful banjo solos,
will give an entertainment at the Town
Hall, this place, on Monday night, the oath
instant.
The Equity Term Of Court for this county
was adjourned on Monday last to February
LIST, when argument in the England BALTIC
and Ohio Railroad Company suit will be
heard.
In mining districts where men have been
burned or bruised by carelessness, Saliva
"tion Oil has been used to advantage. 1t is
now sold by all druggists at twenty five
cents bottle.
Mr.. Luther g. Cue, of this county, re-
Gently compromised, we are informed, with
the B. g. o. Railroad for $2,750 for damages
sustained in the collision on the England
farm, near here.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
psny, to meet increasing demands upon
their nsportation facilities, have issued a
new loan for $2500,O00, to be known as the
Car Trust Loan, for the purchase OF addi-
tionsl rolling stock.
An Italian, employed by Contractor AL
len on the double track on the NJ b. Rail
road, was caught under falling bank Of
dirt, near the city road crossing, just east OF
the depot here, on Saturday Of last week
and had his face cut and arm hurt DIR. 9.
]. Maddox dressed his wounds.
Died, ON Monday last, in Washington, ID.
c., In the 28th year OF his age, Charles +.
Cole, beloved husband of Jennie NJ. Cole,
daughter of Andrew J. Hoskinson, Esq. d,
formerly of this county. Mrs. Cole has the
sympathy OF her many friends in this com
munity in her hour of sorrow.
"a month ago was happy" is the decla.
ration of Bryan w. Proctor, the poet. So
were lots of other folks, who are now tell
ing people in decided nasal tones: "Get q
toad in my head" But there is still happi
ness to be secured; bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will cure any cough or cold.
The probability is that a telephone line
will shortly be established between here and
Washington City. The route was inspected
on Tuesday last by representatives Of the
company, which is the same that not loDt
since contemplated running line from
Washington to Frederick city through this
town.
Howard Clements died at his residences
near MiddlebrooK, this county, on Sunday
evening last, in tho 5lst year OF his age
Mr. Clements had but recently retired from
mercantile business, in which he had beer
engaged for a number Of years. He leave
adevotsd wife and several children to mourn
his loss.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, Jan. II, are reported by Tavenner Bros
as follows: Cattle--best, Al TO cts; good
Alto Al cents medium, 81 to cents; com
mon, 1t to 81 cents; 100 sheep and lambs
lambs, ct to Z cents; sheep, At 10 AZ cents
calves, 81 To IT cents; 25 cows and calve
from $50 to $35. Market slow.
Purdy's Small Fruit Instructor; new edl
ton, 1887, 100 pages, in strong leatherett
cover, 35c.; cloth cover, &c.,; paper coyel
25c IL tells in plain, simple languas
how to plant, grow and market. also 70
family beds and use. You wouldn't ex
change 1t for any two dollar book you eve
saw on the subject 1t contains liie-lik
portrait Of A. M. Purdy, who has compress
cd in this work his 3s years experience. II
as full Of practical matter as an egg is Of mea
Stamps accepted if postal note is not 10 b
had. Agents wanted IL sell our Nurser
Stock and Instructor. Address, A. NJ Pu
dy, Palmyra, N. Y.
Fashionable and POPuIar.-The ne'
National Theatre, Washington, ID. c., OF
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